Guinness World Records Day 2012: 28 Women Cram Into Mini

1.8-Mile Wedding Gown Astounds

Twenty-eight women gathered at the River Thames in London broke the Guinness World Record by fitting into a Mini car on Nov. 15, 2012. The date marked the eighth annual Guinness World Records Day, which according to Guinness saw over 420,000 people come together to attempt to shatter records.

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1.8-Mile Wedding Gown Astounds

Twenty-eight women gathered at the River Thames in London broke the Guinness World Record by fitting into a Mini car on Nov. 15, 2012. The date marked the eighth annual Guinness World Records Day, which according to Guinness saw over 420,000 people come together to attempt to shatter records.

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Meet the World's Smallest Working Dog

Lucy, a mini Yorkshire terrier from New Jersey, is now in the Guinness Book of World Records as "the world's smallest working dog." Just six inches long, Lucy is a therapy dog, visiting hospitals, nursing homes and special schools.

27-Inch-Tall Man Named World's Shortest by Guinness

Amazon Eve,6 feet 8 inches,has been named the world's tallest model by the Federation of World Records, made her modeling debut posing for the Australian men's magazine, Zoo Weekly.

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27-Inch-Tall Man Named World's Shortest by Guinness

GourmetGiftBaskets.com officially broke the Guinness World Record for World's Largest Cup of Coffee at Blog Work Expo in Las Vegas as 12 pm PST Friday, October 15.

Jacob Kepler

Guiness

Bitsy, a stray cat from Florida, could be the world's smallest feline. She was weighed and measured this week, and might snag the world record. The current world's tiniest cat lives in Louisiana and weighs 3 pounds. Bitsy weighs in at 1.5 pounds, but is slightly longer than the current record holder.

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Guinness World Records

Eleven-year-old Fin Keleher of Utah smashed a world record by keeping 43 snails on his face for 10 seconds in 2009. It was his fourth attempt to break the world record of 38 snails. He said the snails pinched his face, but he didn't mind the slime.

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Guiness Book Record

Dallas residents gathered to watch giant beach balls bounce around the downtown area. The balls measure 36 feet in diameter and are more than three stories high. To break the Guinness record, the balls need to be at least 32.8 feet (10 meters) in diameter and made of real beach ball material.